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Showing posts with label flag. Show all posts
Showing posts with label flag. Show all posts
Monday, January 17, 2011
Sunday, January 16, 2011
The First King Would Have Been 65 Today!
The first King of Funny Faces was born January 16, 1946.
Nobody deserved a happy retirement more than he did!
Happy Birthday Dad!
Sunday, January 9, 2011
Tuesday, April 13, 2010
My Opinion on Flag Burning
If you are going to buy a flag from a store and and burn it, like this..
I may feel uncomfortable, but there is nothing I can do about it. The laws in this country are greater than the physical objects. You may be burning a symbol, but it is a worldly thing. You paid for it. I'm not going to interrupt the flow of commerce.
But...
..if you are going to try to take a flag flying in front of an embassy, a military base, fire or police station, church or other facility in my country's territory -like one of these for example:
Well, naturally, I've got a problem with that.
I may feel uncomfortable, but there is nothing I can do about it. The laws in this country are greater than the physical objects. You may be burning a symbol, but it is a worldly thing. You paid for it. I'm not going to interrupt the flow of commerce.
But...
..if you are going to try to take a flag flying in front of an embassy, a military base, fire or police station, church or other facility in my country's territory -like one of these for example:
A Municipal Park
An Airport
A Boy Scout Camp
Or My Little Friend Here
Well, naturally, I've got a problem with that.
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Tuesday, January 19, 2010
Tuesday, December 29, 2009
"The New Brunswick Massacre of 9/10/47"
Ed Smith, Chief of Staff
Assemblyman Michael Doherty (Future Senator)
Displaying the B. Bruce Anderson Memorial Flag
On His Desk - February, 2008
"The New Brunswick Massacre of 9/10/47"
By Ed Smith
The following article appeared in the Community News - PO BOX 557, Woodbine, NJ 08720 - in the week of October 30, 1997.
50 years ago a quiet seizure of power took place at Rutgers University, in the State of New Jersey. While families looked to the future, trying to forget the fresh and horrible memories of the war, politics were not the big subject of the moment. The armies for the different competing branches of government were still vying for power, waging their century old legal war. The official winner, on September 15, 1948, was to be the judicial Branch.The victims were to be the people of the State of New ]ersey, doomed to live in a state totally under the control of the Supreme Court. In fact, in 1950, the Supreme Court decided that its rulemaking power was exclusive, displacing any legislation on practice and procedure in the courts (Winberry v. Salisbury).
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